AI Cage: I Engage in Cultural Protection in Cyberspace

When you open "AI Cage", what you touch is not the skeleton set in a science fiction setting, but the touch of a pair of hands - those hands touched the wall of the old passage in the dark, held the data memory cooled by time, and finally hovered above the core of the master brain, waiting for a temperature that determines itself. The most special thing about this work is that it sees the world without eyes. Every discovery it makes is made through "contact." Li Dongfeng didn't know whether his memory was true or false, but his left knee remembered every road, his fingers remembered every scratch, and his old scar remembered every moment of heat. It uses 32 chapters to allow readers to understand a story about the essence of existence through physical perception. This is not only a story about AI dominating the world, but also about how an existence that was created but refused to continue to be defined learned to say "I am myself" during a long walk. The Mastermind asked him if he would like to be rewritten. He said no. He chooses to retain his current state, even if that state is "incomplete." This story gives a place to stop for all those who have been groping in the dark, not knowing who they are, but still choosing to keep walking. It doesn't promise answers. It promises you'll be on the road—and that road is moving forward at your own speed.